For the things you make

More making.
Less figuring
it all out.

Know what to charge, what to make next, and what your customer still owes — in one place that keeps up with the work.

  1. Cost it
  2. Quote it
  3. Make it
  4. Get paid

Right now it lives in five places.

Your pricing is in a spreadsheet. The order is in a chat thread. The deposit is in a banking app. The due date is on a sticky note by the bench. And the question that actually matters — did this job make money? — takes an evening to answer.

How it works

One thread, start to finish.

  1. 01

    Price it

    Enter your materials, waste, project hours and the margin you want. You get a unit cost and a selling price worked out in exact decimals — before you promise anything.

  2. 02

    Quote it

    Turn that costing into a quotation with your own terms and dates. Share a link or hand over a PDF. Sending freezes the terms, so a later price change can never rewrite what you offered.

  3. 03

    Make it

    An accepted quote becomes an order with nothing retyped. Move each job across your worktable: confirmed, in production, ready, completed.

  4. 04

    Get paid

    Record deposits, part payments and refunds as they land. Balances keep themselves current. Finishing a job and being paid for it stay separate, because they usually are.

What you get

Built for the work behind the craft.

Costing you can trust

Materials and unit conversions, waste, batch and project labour, fees and the margin you want. Every figure is exact decimal arithmetic — never floating point.

Quotations that hold still

Revisions keep their history, public links can be revoked, and terms you have sent stay exactly as sent.

Orders without retyping

Conversion snapshots the customer, prices, costs and customization. One accepted quote makes exactly one order, however many times you click.

A worktable you can see

Every job by stage, with due dates, what is due this week and what has slipped past.

Money that adds up

Deposits, part payments, refunds and corrections. Nothing is ever deleted — a correction is recorded with its reason and kept.

Your numbers and your files

Outstanding balance, cash collected, estimated product profit, customer history, and a CSV export of anything you need elsewhere.

A note on the numbers

Estimates, honestly labelled.

Profit figures use the costs you actually entered — nothing is invented. Jobs you have not costed yet are excluded and counted where you can see them, rather than quietly treated as free. These are working estimates for your own decisions, not accounting profit, and not a promise about what the market will pay.

Getting in

Verify your email, and the door opens.

Your workspace begins with a pilot period. No card, no sales call, no demo booking. When a pilot ends your records stay readable and exportable — the work you put in stays yours.

Straight answers

Before you sign up.

Does it email my customers?

No. Sharing a quotation copies a link for you to send however you already talk to them. The only email this app sends goes to you, for verification and account security.

Can a customer see what something cost me?

No. A shared quotation shows products, quantities, prices, your terms and only the reference files you chose to include. Your costs, private notes and payment proof never leave your workspace.

Which currencies does it handle?

Philippine peso and US dollar. Your currency locks once you have financial records, so your history stays consistent.

Is it built for a team?

Not yet. Today it is built around one maker and one studio, and it is honest about that rather than half-supporting staff accounts.

Where do my uploads live?

Outside the public web root, tied to your studio, reachable only by you. Images are re-encoded before preview and the file checks reject active content.

Ready when you are.

Start with one product costing. The rest follows the work.

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